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overtime win over Memphis
State Monday.
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By ANDREW BORGERT
Staff Writer
The USC women's basketball
team took a break from its conference
schedule and won a hard
fought 73-68 overtime victory
against Memphis State.
After being tied at the end of the
first half 34-34, the Lady
Gamecocks overcame a nine-point
second-half deficit. The team was
led by Lori Joyner's 22 points.
Memphis State took a 47-38 lead
with 14:30 left to play. Carolina
answered with a 15-0 fun of their
own that gave them a 53-47 lead,
the biggest lead of the game for
Carolina.
The rest of the game saw the lead
alternate between the two squads,
with neither team leading by more
than three points. At the end of regulation,
the score was tied at 66-66.
At the opening tip for overtime,
Brit Canty took the ball and drove
in for a lay-up. Memphis State tied
the score one more time before
USC scored the last five points of
the game, four from Marsha
Williams.
Behind Joyner's 22 points, the
Lady Gamecocks were paced by 19
points from Shannon Johnson and
10 points from Marsha Williams.
The leading rebounders for Carolina
were Michelle Murray with 14 and
Marsha Williams, who added 10.
Joyner also led the team with five
assists.
The victory, which came on the
heals of a 24-point loss to Ole Miss,
raised the Lady Gamecocks record
to 10-6. They stand at 3-3 in the
SEC. Carolina's next game is
against Southern Conference member
East Tennessee State. The game
is at 5 p.m. at Frank McGuire
Arena, followed by the men's game
against Georgia.
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